don't trade yer life so cheaply, eh?
I'm right there with ya, bosco...all too frequently!
Yup...obvious, when y'see it. Sigh...Thanks, y'all!
Thanks, Debora...I'll include that, along with Bakers illumination, in my eBay listing. My real gratitude to you both!
A bell-ringer, Bakers...Perfect! Thanks a lot!
It's chrome-plated cast-iron; 7" long, 8 1/4 ounces. Why would a surgeon need a claw hammer? I am sure I'm missing something important here. The...
3 X 2 inches...3.25 ounces. I'm wondering what story is behind this image, and from what culture? Maybe not even a swan, for all I know about...
Spot on...Thanks, OBB!
That's beautiful! 14 panels...a bit unusual division.
That's a good observation, Jane. At just under 5 grams, it's gotta be wood...bone would be at least twice that. I really don't want to try, but...
I am without a clue about that...sorry!
Very good...pretty close, R20s...thanks!
They're shown here 'cause I don't know where else they belong. 1 3/8" tall, 5/8" wide, 1" deep, her face to baby's butt; 4.4 grams. Old enough...
Oh, yeah...he's signed (but illegible to my feeble eyes, anyway). 1 1/4" high, 1 1/2" long (left toe to tail), 1" wide (right knee to toe); weight...
Is it (looks like, to me) pink granite?
Dunno about Roman, at all...but I sure like it! Very nice haul fer th' price...Thanks!
A custard, probably; I use it for fresh, potent aioli, when Dungeness crab is in season; 3 3/8" diameter at rim, 2 3/8" high. Is the pattern...
I don't think it's deeply aged, but doubt that it's contemporary...could easily have 50 to 80 years on it. Like Bronwen...me wantin'!
I've got a few old ones, Bronwen...I'll get some pics first, then a new post.
Very lovely, ascot...thanks!
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